Norm Thurston's Legislative Record
Norman Thurston has served in the Utah House of Representatives since 2015 — representing District 64 before redistricting and District 62 since. This page covers some of his voting record and sponsored legislation during that time. We've tried to present Representative Thurston's record accurately, including his wins: insulin access, drug pricing transparency, and healthcare consumer protections. However, Norm has also made votes that I disagree with and think you should know about. If anything is wrong or missing context, contact us and we'll fix it.
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Norm's Votes
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Norm's Bills
Bills where Norm was listed as House Sponsor or Floor Sponsor. Includes passed bills, failed bills, and abandoned drafts.
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Data sources: Utah Legislature vote records and bill text (le.utah.gov); Utah Legislature bill tracking (LegiScan); Americans for Prosperity Utah (AFP) scorecards 2015–2023; Alliance for a Better Utah legislative ratings 2026; ACLU of Utah legislative scorecards; Equality Utah legislative tracking; Utah Education Association (UEA) legislative positions; ITEP "Who Pays? 7th Edition" (Utah); Voices for Utah Children; Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute; Utah Rivers Council / Great Salt Lake Coalition; published legislative analysis and press coverage from The Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret News, and KSL. Bill assessments reflect the editorial judgment of this page's authors and do not represent the views of any listed organization. This page may be incomplete; data coverage varies by session.
Data sources: Utah Legislature vote records and bill text (le.utah.gov); Utah Legislature bill tracking (LegiScan); Americans for Prosperity Utah (AFP) scorecards 2015–2023; Alliance for a Better Utah legislative ratings 2026; ACLU of Utah legislative scorecards; Equality Utah legislative tracking; Utah Education Association (UEA) legislative positions; ITEP "Who Pays? 7th Edition" (Utah); Voices for Utah Children; Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute; Utah Rivers Council / Great Salt Lake Coalition; published legislative analysis and press coverage from The Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret News, and KSL. Bill assessments reflect the editorial judgment of this page's authors and do not represent the views of any listed organization. This page may be incomplete; data coverage varies by session.